Temple 217 is a significant structure located in the Maya archaeological site of Tikal, in present-day Guatemala. This temple is known for its impressive height and intricate carvings, showcasing the architectural prowess of the Maya civilization. It served as a ceremonial site and a place of worship, reflecting the spiritual beliefs of the ancient people. The temple is part of a larger complex that includes other important buildings and plazas. Its design features a stepped pyramid shape, typical of Maya architecture, and it is often visited by tourists and researchers interested in Maya history and culture.